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Zantac Use Linked to Cancer
Many people relied on Zantac to relieve heartburn and acid reflux, trusting it to be safe for everyday use. Today, findings reveal that Zantac may have contained dangerous levels of a cancer-causing chemical called NDMA. Now, those diagnosed with cancer after taking Zantac are coming forward to seek accountability.
If you or a loved one regularly used Zantac and were later diagnosed with cancer, you may be eligible for significant compensation.
💸 As much as $75,000 in compensation
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Why It Matters
For years, people turned to Zantac (ranitidine) to relieve heartburn and acid reflux, trusting it to be safe for regular use. It was later discovered that Zantac may have contained unsafe levels of NDMA, a chemical linked to cancer. Legal action aims to hold manufacturers accountable for putting consumers at risk.
Why Families Are Filing Claims
How to Start a Claim
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STEP 1
What the Science Says About Zantac and Cancer
A chemical concern: Independent testing found that Zantac (ranitidine) could produce unsafe levels of NDMA, a probable human carcinogen linked to multiple types of cancer.
FDA recall and investigation: In 2020, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration requested the removal of all ranitidine products after confirming NDMA levels can increase over time and when stored at higher temperatures.
Scientific findings: Studies have linked NDMA exposure to increased risks of bladder, stomach, liver, pancreatic, and esophageal cancers—some of the same cancers reported among Zantac users.
Growing accountability: Thousands of lawsuits have been filed alleging that manufacturers failed to warn consumers about NDMA contamination and the potential cancer risks linked to Zantac.
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STEP 2
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STEP 3
A cancer diagnosis can bring overwhelming medical bills, treatment costs, and emotional strain. Families facing these challenges deserve answers and support. Legal claims can help recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and the lasting effects of Zantac-related cancer.
Real Costs for Families
You may be eligible if:
- You regularly used Zantac for heartburn or acid reflux.
- You were later diagnosed with a qualifying cancer such as bladder, stomach, liver, pancreatic, or esophageal cancer.
Who May Qualify
Filing a claim not only helps individuals seek justice—it also holds drugmakers responsible for failing to protect consumers. By taking action, families can push for stronger safety standards and help prevent others from facing similar harm.
Legal Action Drives Accountability
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Ashley Keller is one of the founding Partners of Keller Postman LLC. An experienced trial and appellate lawyer, Ashley helps set strategic direction across virtually all of the firm’s cases. He represents clients in a wide variety of practice areas and types of claims, including product-liability, antitrust, class action, and arbitration matters. Ashley is one of the leaders of Keller Postman’s national product-liability practice. He leverages his ability to detangle complex concepts and develop novel legal theories to support individual client matters and as counsel on numerous product-liability multidistrict litigation matters. Notably, he holds the court-appointed co-lead counsel position in the Acetaminophen MDL in the Southern District of New York.
Nicole Berg is a Partner at Keller Postman LLC. She combines an analytical approach to the practice of law with expertise in legal strategy and briefing critical motions to deliver exceptional advocacy on behalf of plaintiffs. At Keller Postman, Nicole’s practice focuses on product liability matters. She sits on the Law & Briefing Subcommittee in the 3M Combat Arms Earplugs MDL—one of the largest group litigation matters in the United States—and is a member of the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee for the Paragard IUD MDL. Nicole manages her MDL leadership responsibilities while also overseeing the litigation of the firm’s individual client matters across the 3M Combat Arms Earplugs MDL, Zantac MDL, and Paragard IUD MDL, among others.
At Keller Postman, J.J.’s practice focuses on product liability and antitrust. He handles all aspects of positioning cases for trial, including arguing critical motions, taking and defending expert depositions, law and briefing, trial strategy, and preparing witnesses to testify at trial. He specializes in developing the complicated science necessary to litigate products-liability cases and figure out how to explain those scientific concepts in a compelling way that will resonate with judges and juries alike. Currently, J.J. helps to lead the firm’s litigation against the makers of Zantac, a drug that the firm alleges cause various types of cancer.
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Ashley Keller | Founding Partner
Ashley Keller is one of the founding Partners of Keller Postman LLC. An experienced trial and appellate lawyer, Ashley helps set strategic direction across virtually all of the firm’s cases. He represents clients in a wide variety of practice areas and types of claims, including product-liability, antitrust, class action, and arbitration matters.
Ashley is one of the leaders of Keller Postman’s national product-liability practice. He leverages his ability to detangle complex concepts and develop novel legal theories to support individual client matters and as counsel on numerous product-liability multidistrict litigation matters. Notably, he holds the court-appointed co-lead counsel position in the Acetaminophen MDL in the Southern District of New York.
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Nicole Berg | Partner
Nicole Berg is a Partner at Keller Postman LLC. She combines an analytical approach to the practice of law with expertise in legal strategy and briefing critical motions to deliver exceptional advocacy on behalf of plaintiffs.
At Keller Postman, Nicole’s practice focuses on product liability matters. She sits on the Law & Briefing Subcommittee in the 3M Combat Arms Earplugs MDL—one of the largest group litigation matters in the United States—and is a member of the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee for the Paragard IUD MDL.
Nicole manages her MDL leadership responsibilities while also overseeing the litigation of the firm’s individual client matters across the 3M Combat Arms Earplugs MDL, Zantac MDL, and Paragard IUD MDL, among others.
J.J Snidow | Partner
At Keller Postman, J.J.’s practice focuses on product liability and antitrust. He handles all aspects of positioning cases for trial, including arguing critical motions, taking and defending expert depositions, law and briefing, trial strategy, and preparing witnesses to testify at trial. He specializes in developing the complicated science necessary to litigate products-liability cases and figure out how to explain those scientific concepts in a compelling way that will resonate with judges and juries alike.
Currently, J.J. helps to lead the firm’s litigation against the makers of Zantac, a drug that the firm alleges cause various types of cancer.
Who qualifies for a Zantac cancer claim?
You may qualify if you regularly used brand-name Zantac® for heartburn or acid reflux, were later diagnosed with a qualifying cancer (such as bladder, stomach, liver, pancreatic, or esophageal cancer), and you are not already represented for this matter. If you’re unsure about timing or duration of use, start the screener—we can help verify.
What kind of compensation can I expect?
Compensation can vary depending on the severity of your diagnosis and the impact on your life. Settlements may cover medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages caused by Zantac exposure.
Are there time limits on filing a claim?
Yes. Deadlines vary by state and can depend on when you were diagnosed and when you learned Zantac could be linked to your cancer. Acting promptly helps protect your rights; start a free review to check your options.
Is this a class action or an individual case?
Many pharmaceutical matters proceed as individual claims that may be coordinated by the court. The best path depends on your facts and the court’s procedures at the time of filing.
Will I be suing my doctor or pharmacist?
No. These claims focus on the manufacturers of brand-name Zantac® for failing to warn about NDMA contamination and potential cancer risks, not on doctors or pharmacists.
What if I stopped taking Zantac years ago?
You may still qualify. Many people used Zantac before it was recalled in 2020. Provide your best estimate of when and how often you took it; our team can help investigate medical or pharmacy records as needed.
Do I need receipts or exact dates of use?
Helpful, but not required to start. Estimates are okay, and our team can assist in gathering medical or purchase history as part of your case review.
How much will this cost me?
We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning we get paid from the recovery and not from your wallet. Your consultation is free, and there are no upfront costs.
Does generic ranitidine count, or is it just Zantac®?
Current claims focus only on brand-name Zantac®. Generic ranitidine products are not included in this litigation. If you’re unsure which version you used, our team can help review your records to confirm eligibility.
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